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    Open 11:30 am - 6:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Necklace and earrings that are delicate and unique
    Helen K.

    My daughter always buys me beautiful jewelry from this shop. Unique, well made items that are always special. I appreciate the variety that is available. Besides jewelry they have essential oils. Clothing and other items

    My favorite fragrance oils at the store
    Anisha R.

    Love this store. Just happen to be walking around the area while waiting for my takeout order when I visited for the first time. This place is so captivating, I wish I had more time to look every time I visit! The store associates were so friendly and the store felt very cozy to be in. Great place to buy small gifts for friends seems like. They have really cute greeting cards too. Received a surprise gift of a perfume oil from my bf, probably because I talked about this place so many times my favorite gift!!! The perfume oil section is awesome, you can mix scents in different size containers for a pretty reasonable price too

    Calendula cream

    Mary was an absolute delight very inspiring very knowledgeable and extremely kind. I got the Indian jasmine sandalwood oil and Mary helped with the mixing and it smells amazing thanks so much

    Robyn L.

    This is a great little shop that I have always loved, but as of today they're now 6 stars. I foolishly lost an item (fell out of the bag.) 100% my fault but Rika was so kind about helping me figure it out. Jewelry, soaps and scents, some apparel. Books and gifts for the ladies. Did I mention jewelry? I recommend this lovely, locally and woman-owned boutique.

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